Aug. 16, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | No Boat Comes Back: Classic OTR Mystery
Key Takeaways
- Weekly Spooky presents a classic old-time radio mystery featuring tales of island horror and tropical suspense.
- The episode highlights the darker, blood-curdling storytelling side of famous author Robert Louis Stevenson, best known for works like Treasure Island and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
- Listeners are drawn into the eerie and atmospheric tale of 'The Beach of Falesa,' where a trader named Henry Wiltshire arrives on a remote Pacific island only to find a web of fear, power, and violence.
- The story explores complex colonial dynamics, local superstitions, and the ominous influence of shady characters like Jeremy Case.
- The broadcast captures the vintage aesthetic of classic radio theater complete with period commercials and dramatic soundscapes.
Unknown Broadcast sails beyond the last reliable chart for four classic OTR tales of island horror, radio mystery, and tropical suspense. The Beach of Falesa, The Far-Away Island, The Island, and Escape to Skull Island promise refuge, fortune, or paradise—and collect a different price from every visitor.
The beaches are white, the water is warm, and the boats all seem to be pointed the wrong way.
☀ The Beach of Falesa — A trader arrives on a remote Pacific island seeking a future and finds a web of fear, power, violence, and voodoo waiting ashore.
✧ The Far-Away Island — A fugitive returns to the island that once promised him refuge while an unseen and murderous pursuer closes the distance.
⚔ The Island — A battle-weary Marine clings to a vision of an island without hunger or war, but the dream may demand more than escape.
☠ Escape to Skull Island — A hunted killer buys passage toward Skull Island, carrying a crime that refuses to stay behind on the waterfront.This old-time radio transmission ends at the shoreline.
Whatever followed you onto the island is staying for the night.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What classic story is featured in this Weekly Spooky episode?
This episode features 'The Beach of Falesa' adapted from the classic work by Robert Louis Stevenson, presented in the style of classic old-time radio mystery theater.
Who is the author associated with this classic radio mystery?
The episode focuses on Robert Louis Stevenson, highlighting his darker thriller writing alongside his more famous adventurous and children's literature.
What is the setting of 'The Beach of Falesa'?
The story is set on a remote Pacific island where a newly arrived trader named Henry Wiltshire encounters dangerous local politics, voodoo, and a web of fear spun by fellow trader Jeremy Case.
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My dear, so good to see you again. I was
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concerned perhaps you would go off on a trip. I
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know this time of year tends to make many consider
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a sojourn out of there every day. Who could blame them.
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Nothing beats a far away place, away from the hustles
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and bustles, the struggles, the pain. Well, I could use
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a vacation myself. What's that? Well, not anytime soon, I'll
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tell you that much. But that's about all I really have.
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But I do so dream in the way that I
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dream of the Beach of Falsa.
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The CBS Radio Mystery Theater Presents.
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Come in. Welcome, I'm e. G. Marshall.
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Welcome to the world of your own terrifying imagination.
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No storyteller is better loved than the gentle.
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Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure, Irond and A Child's Garden
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of Verses. But strangely there was another side to Stephenson.
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He was also the man who could write the blood
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curdling history of Doctor Jekyl and mister Hyde, and this
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tale of violence. And you're about to hear called the
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Beach of Falisi. Yeah, taking it through my glass figure,
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get you a bit of white bed than ease today, esay,
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that's your house. When George under his sort he said, oh,
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I've dropped into a soft thing here. Only saw him
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once more and he changed or rides.
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What do you mean why?
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I don't know.
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It was the generous, strange kind of sickness.
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But they found it one morning, hanging upsides down from
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his beyond the rail, crazy as a loon, carrying on
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about someone watering his cobra.
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He died in a convulsion. Was it thought to be
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the island? No proof?
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But the next man figures short, he said, threw his
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head right off, and the first of the line of
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the Benton Bari's company, Old Adams, he just plane up
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and disappeared, as though that damned tropical forest reached albacha
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ot and swallowed him.
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Nine.
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I'm sinking.
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No smers of which you, trader, are not promotion with
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your company or whatever. You wouldn't get Captain Ben Randall
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here to set one foot on the.
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Beach at Palishah.
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Our mystery drama The Beach of Fallysaw was especially adapted
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from the Robert Lewis Stevenson classic for the mystery theater
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by Ian Martiner and stars Alexander Scurby.
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It is sponsored in.
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Part by Buick Motor Division and Anheuser Busch Incorporated brewers
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of Budweiser.
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I'll be back shortly with that one.
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Excuse me, sir, but do you know what happens this
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time of year right on pal I happen to know
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that right about now, a freak blizzard falls on Dumont,
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New Jersey, and they're snowed in for the rest of
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the summer.
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Happens.
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Nope, you see what happens this time of year is
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that you can get a particularly good deal on what
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is perhaps the most luxurious mid sized car on the market,
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the mid sized Buick Century Regal.
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Now, what good's a car when you're a hopelessly it's
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not in Uh well, it's a point.
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Once upon a time, it came to pass a new law,
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and great changes came over the people.
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They were happy and busied themselves at worked.
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They enjoyed it.
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They were kind of the earth, and he gave back
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to them. No one had a locked doors or put
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fences around their land. Everyone had enough to eat. The
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sick and the agent were cared for. That people stood
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proud and tall. It's allowed to make believe there were
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no poor. The Campaign for Human Development is working to
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make the same thing happen in our real world Campaign
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for Human Development the United States Catholic Conference.
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What do you tell a husband who comes home and says.
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I just don't know about a vacation this year, Well,
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you tell him about ramada In's family when your kids
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eighteen and under share your room free and you tell
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them about the tour free Ramona Inns reservation number eight
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hundred eight to eight too eight.
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At least that's what I tell him.
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You're always well.
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This is Frank Kleeber Join us Saturday night at eight
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from Texas Stadium as the Dallas Cowboys return home to
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meet the Houston Dollars in the annual Salesmanship Club game.
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Play by play is brought your way by Jack in
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the Box Family Restaurants, inviting you to stop it and
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try the Jack Steak Sandwich and buy Chevrolet. Many Chevrolet
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dealers are featuring your end savings now, another reason we
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say Chevrolet makes sense for America.
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The operah is the oil from the coconut and is
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used in the manufacture of soap and margarine. Seventy five
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years ago, when Robert Lewis Stevenson was alive. Young Britishers
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would mortgage ten years of their lives in the Pacific
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Islands to make their pile and come back to England
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to establish a business of their own. This, then, is
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Henry Wilsher's story, which he can tell better than I.
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It might not seem like much to you, but when
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you've been down the line as long as I am,
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at beach at Falsa looked like a ruddy city. I
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mean there were houses what passed for a couple of
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streets at church, and even a few.
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Of my own countrymen.
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For nearly four years, I'd been cut off in a
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mucky little island, maybe fifteen miles long, but narrow enough
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so you.
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Could spit across it given the right wind.
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So whatever the ruddy captain said about Falisa, I didn't
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buy him no mind. Long before I'd be finding out
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I should have. But right then I was as excited
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as a kid at his first circus. Here's a boat coming. Now,
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she's right in the past. Looks to be a sixteen
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foot whaler. Two white men in the stern sheet, I
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see that glass. Oh that's case all right, And the
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pastor with him Case trader with another company. I'll be
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glad of somebody who speaks my own language. I wouldn't
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been too sure of that. Jeremy Case has a gallows
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bad reputation. You know what a place of beach is
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for talking? Well, it's right nice of them to come
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out to greet and fetch me. Yeah, nuts you what
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do you bet.
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It's ginn thereafter?
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Eh ho, you're five to two.
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They take six cases.
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When the two traders came aboard, I was pleased with
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both of them. One was I kind of got to
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be sure. Case would have passed mustard in this city.
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He was smallish and a hawk's nose to his face,
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pale eyes, and a beard neatly scissor trimmed. It was
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clear he came a good family. He was splendidly educated.
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He had the courage of a lion and the cunning
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of a rat. And if he's not in hell today,
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there's no such place.
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A pleasure to meet your acquaintance, mister wheelchair, Jeremy Case,
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did you welcome to Fellow's Eye?
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Thank you kindly. Sorry we're to be in competition.
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Ah, it is enough for all. And if we you
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better luck than your predecessors. I'm for getting my manners.
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This is our pastor.
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Pleasure to meet you, mister asa honor. Will you'll join
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our community which I'll hope to see you at Sunday service,
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monserv it's.
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A well favorite wind that's blown you our ways a.
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Zool oh, I mean Viigu has left me a cargo cobra.
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Sorry disappoint you, captain, not a drop. I'm ThReD neither
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copra or gin. I'm only praying to guard your ship
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is not as dry as his were?
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Hap What did I tell him? As a wood? Are
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how many cases you couldn't spare? Six?
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Well, even though I downship for your Cobra company, I
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laid in plenty. I'll have your six brought up from
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the old cash on the line it has.
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Always mister Wolchester. After if you don't mind the suggestion,
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let's round up your belongings and load them in the wheilboat.
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I wouldn't want to be in trouble, please.
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Argument h oh.
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There's nothing like gin and lime to settle the stomach,
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cool the brain, and ease the mind.
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Right kind of you to standing a couple at the
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bar like this? What's the name of this place, eh, whistling, Jimmy,
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it must be a cheery sort was.
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We caught him watering the cobra. He took a bullet
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in his throat. Let's have another out.
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No, no thanks.
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I must be off for my house and stop to
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get things ship shaped. Besides, I must not leave Mano
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alone too long.
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Mana, well, if you could have knocked me over with
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a fellow when you hold that ten year old route
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from between, Dixon said he was part of your belongings.
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You are a strange man. How can you settle yourself
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with a kana cup rat club footage?
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At Bet?
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What happened to the mother? She was killed by whom
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her husband?
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Why for daring to bear an island chief a son
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who was not perfect?
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And you brought the child up?
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No, the child was hidden and brought up by a snow.
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When I came as traitor to the island, the old
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woman cooked and cared for me, and I learned to
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know the boy. Shortly before I left the island, the
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old woman died. When it came time for me to go,
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I knew that man who would be left to die.
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He was taboo, you see, So I brought him with
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me for what. Well, yeah, no one deserves to die
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before his time.
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A man dies when he has to.
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Well, I have no wish to quartle with so generous
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a house, sir, but I must be off and I.
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Must go with you now more than ever we are
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ready to consummate the first right for any man of
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our race on this island.
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Huh, and let's go.
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Case insisted on paying treat and let me outside the bar,
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and I found myself staring at a crowded girls, all
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dressed out for me, very ugly.
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The best we could mut the old man chap has
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to have a wife. Oh no, I'm not so sure
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that you can.
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Have any one of these for a plood of tobacco outside.
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You have it all fixed up nice and beagle.
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You just nip inside the bar once you picked your chicken,
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black jack the bar and their many is you nice
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and proper?
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It is a chap, yes, because I don't want to marry.
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We've all that jeremy case out of it is easy
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as in. Besides, you need to cook and someone to clean,
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and the man's got to have companjiver you go mad.
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Yeah there, look.
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Them over, mm hmm, I don't know they all look
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a little broad in the big.
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Not the one I've picked for you.
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Lad.
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Look she just come up from fishing, wearing nothing but
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a chemise, all wetted through. She was young and slender,
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long face high for it, a shine, strange childish look
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between a cats and of babies.
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Who is she? That's uma? If you take my advice,
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you take her? Hie ay bet wish she take me?
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What choice has she? Eh?
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Which?
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If you like, I'll ask her.
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Here's a late weather advisory from kr LD News. A
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tornado warning has just been issued for Ellis County, directly
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south of Dallas.
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It's an effect.
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Until eleven tonight.
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Radar shows a tornado some five miles north of Innis, Texas.
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That's a tornado warning until eleven. For Ellis County, directly
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south of Dallas. A tornado warning is also in effect
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until ten thirty four people in Kaufman County. That's a
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tornado warning until ten thirty for Kaufman County. For Dallas County,
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along with Ellis and Kaufman Counties, a severe thunderstar morning
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in ef fact till ten thirty there are severe storms
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with heavy rains, damaging winds, and sun heel moving through Dallas,
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Ellis and Kaufman Cuddies. That severe thunderstorm warning until ten
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thirty and in addition, for Dallas, Kaufman, Ellis and Denton Cuddies,
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a flash flood warning in effect until eleven thirty tonight
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because of the.
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Heavy volume of rain.
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That's a flash flood warning for Dallas, Kaufman, Alice and
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